The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-01
MESSAGES FROM mAssrLLoN.
Daily Report From Our Busy West End
Sister.

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Sister.
Mrs. Peter Bower died last evening.
Gas well No. sis at the depth of $50
feet.
Miss Tressle Paul spent Sunday in
Cantor.
Miss Blanche McCus Is visiting In
Canton.
Miss Ella Smith Is visiting friends in
Alliance.
Miss Cassie Reamer was In MassillOn
Saturday.
Miss Olive Stevenson, of Youngstow n
is the guest of Miss Cecilia Smith.
The evening services at the Episcopal
church will be resumed next Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Gerber and Mrs. Lohr, of
Cleveland, are visiting Mrs. j. K, Mer
vim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank SibilR spent Sat.
urdsv and Sunday with friends In Lou
dOnVille.
Miss Name Taggsrt, of Upper Alton,
Ill, is visiting her cousin, Miss Name
H. Mervin.
Mr. j. W. McClymonds left Saturday
evening for ten days trip through the
Northwest,
Mrs. William Snyder ard son, OF AL.
bion, Mich, are visiting Mir. and Mrs.
Charles Snyder.
Miss Clara Beiler, Of Rsvepns, is Wis.
!tlDg at the residence of Mr.. G. N. POr.
ter, on Wismer avenne.
Mr.. ErVine YOst, who has been spend
ing two weeks vacation at Ch2ntau-
qua, returned home Saturday.
The second days exerclees Of the
Teachers Institute az Canal Fulton
opened Tuesday morOinR ct 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Mary StCver and daughter, who
have spent the past two weeks with
friends In Canton, returned home Satur.
day.
MIR, Charles Whitman returned home
from New York Saturday, where h. has
been to purchase goods, and in few
days will haVe the inest stock of ready.
made clothing ever displayed in this
city.
The regular union picnic held by all
the Snnday-sch0Ols of Tuscsrawas
township, took place Saturday at Crys-
tai Springs. The address was delivered
by Rev. Booth, of Msssillon; Stands's
brass band furnished The music.
Mr.. Michael Ruch, aged eighty.twO
years, who has been Ill for some time,
died Tuesday afternoon. The funeral
Will be held to morrow at his residence
at $3.50 o'clock. The remains will be
taken TO Canal Fulton for interment.
Thomas Jones, a man employed at the
S1ppo coal mine, was killed Monday by
discharge of powder. He was passing
through another mans room, when a
sh)t, which had been lighted, went eff,
barying him In the coal. He had one
leg broken and received Internal injur-
les from which he died several hours
after. He leaves wife and four child.
rem, residing in Warren, O.
Mrs. John j. Snyder, wife of a DrOmi-
nent travelling salesman, was found
dead In bed Sunday morning. The
death was sad one The suDpOsition
ts that she was attacked by inward
spasms during the night. The husband
shared tho coucn and discovered that
life had fed when he spoke to her upon
awakening. The deceased lady was
sister of Philip Blnmenschein, Presi.
dent Of the City Council, and leaves four
children, Funeral from the house, on
North Mil street, Tuesday morning ST
$3.50 O'clock.
A new constitution reported by MessFs
Jones, TaggaFt and Stokev YVES adopt
cd. The subjects discussed were "Arlth-
metic," by Dr.. AIston Ellis, and
"rhe Globe and lis Uses," by DR..
N. @. ShsffeT, Theory and Practice"
by DR.. AlstOn Ellie, and Psychology"
by DR., N. G. sh fer. The afternoon was
devoted to History" by Ellis, advanced
Reading" by Schsffer. aud paper on
Literature" by FL. H. Gully, after whlch
q general discussion took place in which
Taggart, Jones, Carter, Burrell and Nc.
Klein participated. The evening was
devoted to lecture on Debt" plain
talk on the times by DR.. ELLIS.